Need a noodle saw

[Stevetheboatguy]

Whatever saw you want to noodle with, just buy a beat up clutch cover off eBay and cut the back of it off.

Best answer right there! It's the cheapest option and will clear better than any of the factory wide discharge covers regardless of brand.






Steven

 

[Dub11]

Whatever saw you want to noodle with, just buy a beat up clutch cover off eBay and cut the back of it off.

Yeah dont be like me a cut up the gooder one

 

[raabjerriod]

That 572 you have is an awesome saw, I’d choose the 572 over the previous husky models.
But still a toss up between the 572 and the 461, both great saws.

How much are the 572 going for
I been looking on there US web site and they don’t have them on it yet


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[Deets066]

How much are the 572 going for
I been looking on there US web site and they don’t have them on it yet


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http://opeforum.com/threads/nib-n-a-in-us-ca-saws-426c-572xp-346xp-661carb-updated.13946/page-3

 

[CrystalRiver1]

Yeah dont be like me a cut up the gooder one
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Man, that's a good size hole there!
Ever come close to getting one of yer mitts tangled up in there?

 

[Dub11]

Man, that's a good size hole there!
Ever come close to getting one of yer mitts tangled up in there?

Nope I keep my hands on the wheel at all times.

 

[birdmeter]

Whatever saw you want to noodle with, just buy a beat up clutch cover off eBay and cut the back of it off.

ha ha ha lol lol .just some good advice on this post.buy a cover and cut it very good advice. noodle kinda gets clogged up on a lota different kinda wood. some wood worse than others but cuttin up a cover on a noodle saw is good advice . but i been wrong before but i got a cut cover myself for noodlin.

 

[CrystalRiver1]

Nope I keep my hands on the wheel at all times.

I gotcha.
I like that idea...I may be too much of klutz to pull that off without adding a 2018 spin to the old joke, "Look Ma, no hands...literally!"

 

[Dub11]

I gotcha.
I like that idea...I may be too much of klutz to pull that off without adding a 2018 spin to the old joke, "Look Ma, no hands...literally!"

Only taking this much off would probably yield the same results

 

[Deets066]

ha ha ha lol lol .just some good advice on this post.buy a cover and cut it very good advice. noodle kinda gets clogged up on a lota different kinda wood. some wood worse than others but cuttin up a cover on a noodle saw is good advice . but i been wrong before but i got a cut cover myself for noodlin.

 

[T.Roller]

I’m in Athens

You're not far from me either. I live in Soddy Daisy

 

[T.Roller]

Must be Kenny's brother

 

[Dub11]

Must be Kenny's brother

I haven't seen him in a while and I'm a little worried cuz last thing he was talking about was having brake problems.

 

[Willard]

Best saw with stock sprocket cover for noodling was my 395XP, I think the outboard clutch drum helped pull out the chips

Here I'll post my custom sprocket cover in action noodling with my 066-28" a few days ago.
Never throw away those broken covers.

 

[Adirondackstihl]

Noodle saw = PS9010

 

[Wilhelm]

Dolmar PS-7300/7310/7900 with large bucking spikes and chain catch removed, though removing the chain catch is optional, I don't even bother doing it!

Dolmar PS-7310 & 36" B&C , 3/8" .058" 115DL full complement, chisel round filed chain - fully buried noodling beech.


Dolmar PS-7310 & 20" B&C, .404" .050" full complement, round tooth round filed chain - noodling red beech rounds.


Dolmar PS-7900 & 36" B&C , 3/8" .058" 115DL full complement, chisel round filed chain - fully buried noodling oak.


Dolmar PS-6400 & 20" B&C , 3/8" .058" 72DL full complement, semi chisel round ground solid carbide tipped chain - noodling oak rounds.
Small European spikes, not an issue when noodling shorter rounds.

 

[birddogtg]

I have a Dolmar 7900,Husky 390 and Stihl 660 that are all ported and I think the Dolmar clears the best and Stihl the worst.If they start to jam up just raise up on the back of the saw and most of the time they will clean up.

 

[andyshine77]

The 7900 clears noodles really well, all the Husqvarna saws I own suck at clearing noodles. The best saw at clearing noodles is a large Stihl with the wrap clutch cover.

 

[Greg Newman]

You're not far from me either. I live in Soddy Daisy

Right up the road

 

[Nighthunter]

Ms 462s are actually not that bad at noodling, even with the the small clutch cover. My 880 is unstoppable but overkill 99% of the time